Aerospace Engineering Student
My Goal
As a first-generation Latino college student pursuing aerospace engineering, my goals are driven by a passion to break barriers and inspire others like me. I envision contributing to this field by leveraging my unique perspective and experiences. By excelling in my studies and research, I aim to innovate and push the boundaries of aerospace technology. I aspire to become a role model for underrepresented minorities in STEM, proving that diversity enhances creativity and drives progress in aerospace engineering. My journey is not just about personal achievement but about paving the way for future generations to reach for the stars.
B-1 Rocket
While in college I took advantage of every opportunity I was given. I joined AIAA and the Beach Launch Team in their mission to be the first to launch a liquid bi-propellant rocket to the Karman line! As the assistant lead for the Avionics team I've experienced what it meant to be a leader and assist organizing ideas to improve our rocket.
UCLA Health
UCLA Clinic Project
When working on site I'd be in charge of installing and testing the clinic computers. After the updates have taken place, I'd work with the UCLA Coordinators to ensure that the units are ready for the doctors to use for their tasks.
LA County Voting Ballot
On Site IT Technician
As the Technician I was in charge of overseeing the Voting booths on ensuring there were no issues for the voters. I was trained on how to submit escalation tickets and to repair on site jams and software issues.
Computer Building
Personal Project
When building 10 computers for a small club this was my first step into building a complex machine from the ground up. I was able to complete the small batch within a month and became proficient in building and break fixing desktops.
